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This message was self-deleted by its author sfwriter Jan 2018 #1
It began in that era Zorro Jan 2018 #11
I think it started with McCarthy. Initech Jan 2018 #14
Earlier Woodycall Jan 2018 #21
And there are at least two generations that don't know life otherwise crazycatlady Jan 2018 #2
My extended family has tried to keep the younger gens up to Z , informed of the past lunasun Jan 2018 #10
No children here crazycatlady Jan 2018 #12
I just gave a middle school nephew The People Speak DVD by Howard Zinn . One of my kids got e on lunasun Jan 2018 #15
They're 3 and 5 right now crazycatlady Jan 2018 #40
Just love of animals is a good thing to expose them to imo . I wish them well lunasun Jan 2018 #42
Don't forget his famous line Ohiogal Jan 2018 #3
Lady parts and corporate welfare. progressoid Jan 2018 #18
Absolutely 100% right!! YOHABLO Jan 2018 #4
November 22, 1963. n/t LarryNM Jan 2018 #5
THIS RandomAccess Jan 2018 #30
Elements of it have always been with us. unblock Jan 2018 #6
Exactly I have been saying for a long time gopiscrap Jan 2018 #7
My granddaughters elementary school Freddie Jan 2018 #8
Imo yes. Don't forget the racist part of his campaign too. lunasun Jan 2018 #9
One could make the argument it happened on August 4, 1987 Brother Buzz Jan 2018 #13
Yes Another part of the Reagan legacy .... Reagan's Veto Kills Fairness Doctrine Bill 1987 lunasun Jan 2018 #17
I partly agree but I would add that Oliver North was also a significant moment StevieM Jan 2018 #16
I see it as starting with Watergate - endless tit for tat after that. Politics got visibly really NRaleighLiberal Jan 2018 #19
started with nixon AllaN01Bear Jan 2018 #20
I blame Ford pardoning Nixon. tclambert Jan 2018 #22
Agreed! Scalded Nun Jan 2018 #23
It's a virus that has plagued mankind for ages Mr. Ected Jan 2018 #24
When I was 18, my first election, I voted for Carter. BigmanPigman Jan 2018 #25
He deserved the same fate as Kennedy, but it barely fazed him. LeftInTX Jan 2018 #33
Yeah, and John Lennon was killed the same year blocks from where I lived BigmanPigman Jan 2018 #39
August 23, 1971-- the day the Powell Memo was published. mtngirl47 Jan 2018 #26
YES! TwistOneUp Jan 2018 #27
Yep cilla4progress Jan 2018 #28
Reagan was what we got after Nixon shadowmayor Jan 2018 #29
My parents had a subscription to Time magazine and I noticed when Carter was president betsuni Jan 2018 #32
Carter did not have a WH photographer LeftInTX Jan 2018 #35
Thanks, didn't know that. betsuni Jan 2018 #38
Please. It was never better bsiebs Jan 2018 #31
Yes, there are many bad things in our past, but.. mvd Jan 2018 #34
Reconstruction JI7 Jan 2018 #36
So true. I've watched it all. n/t susanna Jan 2018 #37
Yes, Included in the "resistance".. disillusioned73 Jan 2018 #41
"A day that will live in infamy" is what comes to mind. raven mad Jan 2018 #43
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